Trial Report: Yellow Squash and Zucchini Spring and Fall Variety Evaluation 2015
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1 Trial Report: Yellow Squash and Zucchini Spring and Fall Variety Evaluation 2015 Conducted by: Timothy Coolong, PhD Department of Horticulture University of Georgia 2360 Rainwater Road Tifton, GA Production Location: Tifton, GA Entries: 8 yellow squash, 13 zucchini (spring) 16 zucchini (fall) Planting Date: Seeded on into 200 cell trays 31 Mar. and 5 Aug. transplant 14 Apr. and 14 Aug. Plant Spacing: 6 centers black TIF plastic mulch (spring), white TIF plastic mulch (fall) 12 in row spacing (7260 per acre pop.) Plot size: 12 plants per plot with 4 alleys between adjacent plots. Fumigation: Trifecta applied in Feb. when plastic laid for spring and Pic Chlor 60 in July when plastic laid for fall. Fertility: 1000 lbs/acre preplant under plastic with weekly fertigations with of 12 lbs/n acre for a total of 134 lb/acre N. Irrigation: 1 inch per week. Herbicide: Between rows: Dual Magnum + Curbit + Valor + Goal 2XL Pest Control: Weekly fungicide sprays according to UGA recommendations (+ copper for Pseudomonas after transplanting in spring). Pollination Services: 2 bumblebee quads located in planting and 6 honeybee hives located approximately 500 feet from planting. Data Collection Harvests: 13 Spring and 10 Fall Grading: Squash graded into Fancy (US no. 1) and Medium size categories by count. Sampling of random fruit showed that fancy squash weighed approximately 0.35 lb each, while medium fruit weighed approximately lb each. Fruit were culled for misshapenness, virus symptoms, disease (choanephora rot), and poor color. Yields are presented per ½ bushel box (21 lbs) this was estimated to contain 36 medium fruit and 60 fancy fruit based on average fruit weight and size.
2 Table 1. Entries in the 2015 squash trials Abbott and Bejo Enza Zaden Harris Moran Seminis Syngenta Cobb (Fall only) Cosmos BE 2959 Green Machine Lionness Conqueror III Enterprise Solstice BE 3043 Esteem Justice III Gentry Symphony Modena Respect SV0474 Gold Prize Reward SV0914 Gold Star SV6009 Payload Spineless Beauty Spineless King Spineless Perfection Results (See tables and figures for results) As expected spring yields were greater than those in the fall. This was due to 3 additional harvests in spring as well. The presence of Erwinia carotovora soft rot, which invaded open wounds from fruit removal (primarily on zucchini) during a prolonged wet and cloudy period in the fall, reduced the number of fall harvests. Yellow Squash. Solstice and Gentry were the highest yielding yellow squash varieties in spring and fall. In 2014 trials both of these varieties performed well. Conqueror III was the sixth highest yielding squash in the spring but the third highest yielder in the fall. This is consistent with previous trial results as well. As expected, cull rates for yellow squash were higher in the fall and were largely due to the presence of viral symptoms on fruit. Approximately 5% of fruit were culled due to being misshapen or doubles. Fruit harvested in fall tended to be longer and straighneck varieties Conqueror III and Lionness had significantly increased crooking in fall. Varieties were evaluated for spines (1 9 scale) and plant habit (1 5 scale). In general yellow squash had greater spines and were much more vigorous than zucchini. Cosmos and Enterprise were generally rated as the spiniest, with Gentry, Gold Star, and Lionness being the least spiny. Gold Star and Lionness were the most vigorous plants. Gentry, Enterprise, and Cosmos were the earliest yielding varieties in the spring trial. Gentry has typically been the earliest variety in trials in Tifton. Zucchini Squash. Respect was the highest yielding variety in terms of total yield and yield of fancy fruit in spring and fall. SV0474 was a high yielder in the spring, but dropped slightly in the fall. A fall only entry BE2959 yielded well in the fall. Cull rates and yields were lowest in Symphony and Spineless King. As expected Spineless King, Spineless Perfection, and Spineless Beauty had the lowest spine rating. However, SV0914 and Symphony also displayed very few spines. Respect and Green Machine tended to be the spiniest. Respect generally had the most compact plants when evaluated for vigor. In the spring Esteem had the largest, most vigorous plants, although in the fall, Green Machine was by far the largest and most vigorous zucchini variety, reaching heights in excess of 4 feet. Green Machine was the earliest zucchini variety in spring based, though Reward, Respect, and Spineless Beauty also yielded well early.
3 Table 2. Yellow squash yields for Spring 2015 in Tifton, GA. Solstice 2640 a 1840 a 800 a 5.1 b Gentry 2540 ab 1880 a 660 ab 9.3 a Cosmos 2150 bc 1380 bc 770 a 10.9 a Enterprise 2110 c 1440 b 660 ab 10.0 a Lionness 1950 cd 1190 bc 760 ab 8.7 ab Conqueror III 1920 cd 1200 bc 730 ab 10.0 a Gold Prize 1870 cd 1160 bc 710 ab 10.1 a Gold Star 1680 d 1130 c 550 b 7.6 ab z Yield based on average fancy fruit medium fruit graded and counted. Yields are presented per ½ bushel box (21 lbs) this was estimated to contain 36 medium fruit and 60 fancy fruit based on average fruit weight and size. Table 3. Yellow squash yields for Fall 2015 in Tifton, GA. Solstice 1920 a 1610 a 310 a 6.9 c Gentry 1680 ab 1510 ab 170 a 7.0 c Conqueror III 1460 bc 1160 cd 300 a 9.6 bc Cosmos 1440 bcd 1230 bc 210 a 16.7 ab Enterprise 1350 bcd 1110 cd 240 a 16.8 b Lionness 1250 cd 1000 cd 260 a 14.9 abc Gold Star 1200 cd 990 cd 210 a 10.1 bc Gold Prize 1120 d 830 d 290 a 19.6 a z Yield based on average fancy fruit medium fruit graded and counted. Yields are presented per ½ bushel box (21 lbs) this was estimated to contain 36 medium fruit and 60 fancy fruit based on average fruit weight and size.
4 Table 4. Zucchini squash yields for Spring 2015 in Tifton, GA. Respect 1840 a 1100 a 740 a 12.0 bcd SV ab 1010 ab 760 a 7.4 d Reward 1700 abc 1010 ab 700 a 12.2 bcd Green Machine 1680 abc 920 bc 770 a 11.9 bcd SV bcd 980 ab 650 ab 9.5 d SV b e 900 bcd 700 a 8.9 d Spineless Beauty 1570 b e 800 cde 770 a 14.8 abc Payload 1550 cde 910 bcd 650 ab 12.0 bcd Justice III 1450 def 770 c f 680 a 17.7 a Spineless Perfection 1420 def 700 ef 720 a 17.4 a Esteem 1400 ef 730 def 660 ab 11.0 cd Symphony 1300 fg 670 ef 630 ab 19.9 a Spineless King 1130 g 620 f 510 b 16.5 ab z Yield based on average fancy fruit medium fruit graded and counted. Yields are presented per ½ bushel box (21 lbs) this was estimated to contain 36 medium fruit and 60 fancy fruit based on average fruit weight and size. Table 5. Zucchini squash yields for Fall 2015 in Tifton, GA. Respect 1210 a 840 a 380 ab 8.1 de BE ab 710 abc 440 a 11.4 de Justice III 1090 ab 640 cd 440 a 17.0 bcd Reward 1080 ab 750 abc 330 a d 10.4 de Payload 1060 ab 710 abc 350 abc 12.8 cde BE ab 380 bc 380 ab 10.9 de Green Machine 1050 ab 700 abc 350 abc 12.3 de SV ab 800 ab 240 b e 6.3 e SV bc 730 abc 250 b e 12.1 de Spineless Beauty 770 cd 500 e 270 b e 23.3 ab SV de 510 de 200 de 9.8 de Spineless Perfection 680 de 390 ef 290 b e 24.2 ab Esteem 650 de 420 ef 230 cde 9.4 de Spineless King 640 de 390 ef 250 b e 23.0 ab Modena 620 de 380 ef 240 cde 22.0 abc Symphony 510 e 330 f 180 e 27.9 a z Yield based on average fancy fruit medium fruit graded and counted. Yields are presented per ½ bushel box (21 lbs) this was estimated to contain 36 medium fruit and 60 fancy fruit based on average fruit weight and size.
5 Table 6. Yellow squash plant data for Spring and Fall 2015 in Tifton, GA. Spring Fall Variety z Spines (1 9) z Habit (1 5) y Spines (1 9) Habit (1 5) Gentry 5.0 a 3.6 a d 3.8 bc 3.0 d Gold Star 4.3 a 4.8 a 4.0 abc 4.9 a Lionness 4.0 a 4.5 ab 4.7 a 5.0 a Conqueror III 3.5 ab 2.6 de 4.3 ab 4.7 ab Gold Prize 3.5 ab 4.1 abc 4.5 ab 4.8 ab Solstice 2.4 bc 3.1 cde 3.3 cd 3.7 cd Enterprise 2.3 bc 2.3 e 1.5 e 3.0 d Cosmos 1.8 c 3.4 b e 2.7 d 4.2 ab z Spines rated on a 1 9 scale with 1=extremely spiny, 5=moderate, 9=complete lack of spines y Habit rated on a 1 5 scale with 1=compact, 3=average vigor, 5=large bush or strong vines Table 7. Zucchini squash plant data for Spring and Fall 2015 in Tifton, GA. Spring Fall Variety z Spines (1 9) z Habit (1 5) y Spines (1 9) Habit (1 5) Spineless King 9.0 a 3.1 a e 9.0 a 3.3 d Spineless Perfection 9.0 a 3.1 a e 9.0 a 3.8 bcd Spineless Beauty 8.8 ab 3.0 b e 8.7 ab 4.3 ab Symphony 8.0 bc 3.1 a e 8.0 bc 3.2 d SV cd 3.8 ab 9.0 a 4.0 a d SV de 2.5 def 7.2 cde 4.0 a d Reward 6.5 ef 2.4 ef 6.8 de 3.8 bcd Esteem 6.3 ef 4.0 a 7.7 cd 4.5 ab Payload 6.1 ef 2.8 c e 7.0 de 3.3 d Respect 6.0 ef 2.0 f 6.7 e 3.3 cd SV fg 3.4 a d 7.7 cd 3.8 bcd Justice III 5.8 fg 3.3 a e 7.0 de 4.3 abc Green Machine 5.0 g 3.6 abc 7.0 de 5.0 a BE de 4.3 ab BE e 3.8 bcd Modena 7.5 cde 3.7 bcd z Spines rated on a 1 9 scale with 1=extremely spiny, 5=moderate, 9=complete lack of spines y Habit rated on a 1 5 scale with 1=compact, 3=average vigor, 5=large bush or strong vines
6 Spring Earliness (Harvest 1 4) Yellow Squash 350 Total Yield 1/2 Bushel Boxes/Acre Conqueror III Cosmos Enterprise Gentry Gold Prize Gold Star Lionness Solstice Days after Transplant Total Yield 1/2 Bushel Boxes/Acre Spring Earliness (Harvest 1 4) Zucchini Squash Days After Transplant Esteem Green Machine Justice III Payload Respect Reward Spineless Beauty Spineless King Spineless Perfection SV0474 SV0914 SV6009 Symphony
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